Clallam: PUD extends ocean wave energy agreement

A multiparty agreement to pursue a proposed ocean wave energy project off the Cape Flattery coast has been extended by Clallam County Public Utility District… Continue reading

Jefferson: Proposed gravel conveyor, pier will yield significant tax revenues, PT chamber told

PORT TOWNSEND -- A plan to build a four-mile conveyor belt and a long pier to transport gravel from the Hood Canal could add money… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Downtown farmers market, first Concert on the Pier performance begins Wednesday

PORT ANGELES -- This Wednesday kicks off the first downtown farmers market -- and first Concert on the Pier performance of the summer. The Port… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Fire at Daishowa causes smoke, not much else

A fire on Daishowa America property late Monday night gave off a lot of smoke but was out before Port Angeles city firefighters arrived. The… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Fireworks banned starting in December

PORT TOWNSEND -- The City Council on Monday night voted to ban fireworks in Port Townsend -- but not before the coming Fourth of July.… Continue reading

Sequim: Four of district’s five schools get new principals

SEQUIM -- Four of Sequim's five schools have new principals after a School Board meeting full of surprises Monday. Two of the principals come from… Continue reading

West End: Forks, LaPush officials to show appreciation of U.S. Coast Guard station

A recognition celebration for the Quillayute River Coast Guard Station will be held June 26. The event will begin at noon at the A-Ka-Lat Center… Continue reading

Peninsula: One of two drowning victims recovered

The body of a 16-year-old boy who drowned Saturday in the Quinault River was recovered shortly before 9 a.m. Sunday. The boy's identity was not… Continue reading

Peninsula: State orders oil-spill cleanup improvements

PORT ANGELES -- The organization that orchestrated the cleanup of last month's oil spill in Port Angeles Harbor has been ordered to improve its response… Continue reading

SEQUIM: ILLNESS, LONELINESS PLAGUE SENIOR

SEQUIM -- Emphysema is draining the life from 69-year-old Karl Gahn, but the pain of his illness pales in comparison to the loneliness he feels.… Continue reading

Clallam: Locke presents $3 million skills center check

PORT ANGELES -- Gov. Gary Locke presented a $3 million check to North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center officials during a small ceremony Friday afternoon at… Continue reading

Gov. Locke’s surprise appearance highlights Peninsula high school graduations

Gov. Gary Locke's appearance at the Port Angeles High School graduation highlighted a weekend that finishes 2002 commencement exercises in Clallam and Jefferson counties. Graduating… Continue reading

Peninsula College graduates excited, but apprehensive

PORT ANGELES -- Whoops, cheers and some apprehension followed Peninsula College students through their graduation ceremony Saturday afternoon. "It's kind of exciting, but scary, wondering… Continue reading

Sequim: Greywolf candidates have years of experience

SEQUIM -- Greywolf Elementary School's next principal won't lack for experience -- the two finalists for the job each has more than 25 years experience.… Continue reading

Sunday Showcase: Estimated number of single fathers

Federal officials say about 15 percent of all single-parent households are led by single fathers. Although no agency tracks the exact number of single fathers… Continue reading

Sunday Showcase: Single fathers raising children in Clallam and Jefferson counties

There are still things that Randy Manthe is learning about being a single dad to his 8-year-old daughter. "I don't know how to do a… Continue reading

Two missing, presumed drowned in Peninsula rivers

Two people were missing and presumed drowned in separate incidents Saturday on the North Olympic Peninsula. U.S. Coast Guard helicopter search and rescue crews from… Continue reading

Jefferson: County plans crackdown on illegal garbage heaps, makeshift outhouses, more

The Jefferson County Board of Health is developing an ordinance that would crack down on properties that illegally stockpile garbage or have ongoing septic violations.… Continue reading

Peninsula College graduation set for Saturday

Diplomas will be presented to more than 350 Peninsula College students during a commencement ceremony on the college's main campus in Port Angeles on Saturday.… Continue reading

Peninsula: Some children to be exempted from vaccination because of medicine shortage

A continuing nationwide vaccine shortage means children entering schools in Jefferson and Clallam counties are temporarily excused from getting certain immunizations, the state Board of… Continue reading